Libertarians, Seniors, Lawyers should Support Tea Party

Because their party is not offering whole hearted support, Tea Party Republican candidates will need help elsewhere. Two groups that share most of the Tea Party principles are older Americans and The Libertarian Party. Libertarians have always warned against big government of either the right or left, precisely what the Tea Party is saying. Seniors, in their wisdom, do not trust change in general; also they are concerned about the loss or degradation of Medicare which they have paid for and counted on. I list links to two of the most influential Libertarians and one to a website for seniors that is an alternative to one of Obama's biggest allies, AARP:

http://www.rootforamerica.com/home/wherestands.php

http://johnhospers.com/Articles/

http://www.wethealliance.com/

Another site which like those above, does not believe that conservative and Republican are synonymous:

http://www.glennbeck.com/content/articles/article/198/45026/

Now if I can only find a website for the Tea Party and Lawyer alliance. There should be a lot of them. Lawyers should renounce the denial of the preeminence of the law by the Obama administration. They should realize that Obama's 'social justice' has little in common with regular justice. Based on their own self-interests, lawyers should also oppose Obama's vision of change, unless they want to spend all of their time and energy with administrative law. That's a scary thought.

Better to Pull that Push

BHO says he wants Republicans to join him in guiding the nation in the right direction. With an overwhelming Democrat congress and media support for his socialist/progressive policies, it would be hard for Republicans to push any agenda changes from within a bipartisan coalition. More likely, they would be dragged along for the ride. If they stay independent and set their own course, maybe they can pull some support in the direction they want. This is now happening and the Democrats and BHO don't like it.